IPS e.max

All-ceramics for impressive results
Trust the quality of IPS e.max! Discover for yourself our materials for almost all restorative treatments.
IPS e.max ZirCAD Prime & ​​​​​​​IPS e.max ZirCAD Prime Esthetic
The ultimate zirconium oxide
Your aim is to give your patients a long-lasting new smile. In order to fulfil your goal of achieving customized results, you need a dental material that is not only durable and stable, but also esthetic.
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The highly esthetic lithium disilicate glass-ceramic
IPS e.max CAD
IPS e.max CAD is the world’s best-selling glass-ceramic[1] and is suitable for the efficient fabrication of full-contour restorations with high flexural strength[2].
• Clinical long-term success and scientifically documented results[3-5]
• Excellent esthetics and high strength of 530 MPa[2] combined with a 10-year guarantee
• 97.2% survival rate of posterior crowns over a period of 10 years[6]
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IPS e.max Press
The original lithium disilicate press ceramic
IPS e.max Press is the original premium lithium disilicate glass-ceramic  for the press technique. It combines accuracy of fit with function, esthetics and high strength. IPS e.max Press is especially suitable for minimally invasive solutions.
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Trust builds confidence
10-year IPS e.max guarantee
Over 170 million restorations placed[1], convincing survival rates[6], many years of proven clinical performance[3-5]: IPS e.max stands for quality, esthetics and longevity. The IPS e.max guarantee is as promising as the material itself.
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[1] Based on sales figures.
[2] Average biaxial flexural strength; outcome after more than 10 years of ongoing quality testing, R&D Ivoclar, Schaan.
[3] Fasbinder D. J et al., Study report, 2017b.
[4] Rauch A et al., Clin. Oral Investig. 2018, 22, p. 1763-1769.
[5] Boldt J, Spitznagel F. A, Dtsch. Zahnärztl. Z. 2017, 72 (4), p. 319-325.
[6] The survival rate of monolithic IPS e.max CAD posterior crowns was evaluated with the Kaplan-Meier method. The failure rate refers to technical failures such as fractures and chipping, R&D Ivoclar, Schaan.